What Dreams May Come
Robin Williams, Cuba Gooding Jr., Annabella Sciorra
Chris Neilson dies to find himself in a heaven more amazing than he could have ever dreamed of. There is one thing missing: his wife. After he dies, his wife, Annie killed herself and went to hell. Ch...( read more
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DVD Released: February 6, 2001
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August 25, 2008If nothing else this movie is a gourmet feast for your eyes. The sets and colors are pretty magnificent. Everything else, however, is kind of lackluster.
The story is unique enough, nothing special, and nothing you couldn't predict. The only thing that kept you guessing was... ...( read more ) -
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June 4, 2008This film is one of the most beautifully made and dramatic films ever
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July 1, 2009OMG! The Best Love Story Ever Written...This Movie Touches My Inner Soul And Brings Me To Unexplainable Tears Of Happiness And Sorrow.. I Wrote A Poem About The After Life That I'm Getting Tattooed On Me..Most Beautiful Poem I Ever Wrote!
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February 28, 2009(1998 Director: Vincent Ward) Truly amazing...cried watching this one....I mean heart wrenching........spiritual questions, truths and true love.....
Story morphs in and out of one scene into a previous scene. This uniqure concept of "Heaven" and the afterlife is mind boggling. Top rate! (Keep the box of Kleenex close & handy)
Cuba Gooding Jr. & Robin Williams should have won academy awards for their performances..and then there is the treat of Max Von Sydrow. Keeps you always guessing -
January 5, 2009one of my favorite movies sometimes I wonder is hell really what you are most afraid of or is it just a metaphor???????? or maybe something more unsure if you have not seen this movie it is a must see u will laugh and cry alot it is an over all great movie
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December 15, 2008this is one of my most favorite movies ever! I saw this movie on Oct. 2, 1998, the year it came out, the day it came out in theater. I saw it up on the big screen. this movie made me cry from beginning to end it seems. there has never been Any movie done of the caliber of this movie, and I doubt there ever will be again. this movie is a One of a kind. there is None like it. the vivid colors used, the way the tapastrys came to life, the imagination of each moment, the emotions displayed, the enduring love that even death couldn't overcome or seperate. all i can say is Wow! Magnificant job you All did, who took part in the making of this movie. I love this movie so much that I own this one on dvd. I wonder if a love like is portrayed in this movie, is even possible? I loved the raw emotions that robin showed, when he was told there was no way to reach the love of his life, that there was no way he could bring her back, this just goes to show you, that even in Death, Love is Never Ending
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October 27, 2008I don't understand why people want to keep labeling this one as "depressing." This movie is so full of hope and the beauty of the cycle of life. What's so depressing about that?
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July 15, 2008this is such an amazing movie!!!! I watched this when i was i think eight or nine years old. and i really never forgot it... it is very amazing, and inspiring!!! i love this movie!!!!!!!
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September 27, 2007this is the only movie that made me cry right from the start till the end........
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June 17, 2007Excellent movie, want to watch it again and recommend to my friends. the story tells about the love of the family, the everlasting love of the couple that even in hell and in heaven they never separated.
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June 6, 2007The damn-movie was way too sweet. The book was a little more vivid like they always are, but you can really get good fear from hell if read the book. Also, their is a different variation with how and who the people are affecting the main dude's life, like if they were the kidz or vice-versa. Thus, it was a fr33king sweet-ass movie....
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